Chesapeake apartment fire damages 10 units
Residents assess damage after major apartment complex fire in Chesapeake
The Chesapeake Fire Department said a fire began in the back of second-floor units which quickly spread to at least eight nearby units through the attic space. The American Red Cross is assisting the families impacted by Wednesday's apartment complex fire.
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